How to use Adjacency to transform (¬𝑃∨𝑅)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑄∨𝑅) into...












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I am going through the accepted proof in this thread. There is a section of the proof that uses Adjacency to transform (¬𝑃∨𝑅)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑄∨𝑅) into (¬𝑃∨𝑅∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑅∨¬𝑄)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑄∨𝑅).



It is not obvious to me how this was done.



Can someone show the complete steps of how this is achieved?



Adjacency



$$P = (P lor Q) land (P lor neg Q)$$










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    I am going through the accepted proof in this thread. There is a section of the proof that uses Adjacency to transform (¬𝑃∨𝑅)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑄∨𝑅) into (¬𝑃∨𝑅∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑅∨¬𝑄)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑄∨𝑅).



    It is not obvious to me how this was done.



    Can someone show the complete steps of how this is achieved?



    Adjacency



    $$P = (P lor Q) land (P lor neg Q)$$










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      I am going through the accepted proof in this thread. There is a section of the proof that uses Adjacency to transform (¬𝑃∨𝑅)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑄∨𝑅) into (¬𝑃∨𝑅∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑅∨¬𝑄)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑄∨𝑅).



      It is not obvious to me how this was done.



      Can someone show the complete steps of how this is achieved?



      Adjacency



      $$P = (P lor Q) land (P lor neg Q)$$










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      I am going through the accepted proof in this thread. There is a section of the proof that uses Adjacency to transform (¬𝑃∨𝑅)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑄∨𝑅) into (¬𝑃∨𝑅∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑅∨¬𝑄)∧(¬𝑃∨𝑄)∧(¬𝑄∨𝑅).



      It is not obvious to me how this was done.



      Can someone show the complete steps of how this is achieved?



      Adjacency



      $$P = (P lor Q) land (P lor neg Q)$$







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          The $neg P lor R$ gets transformed into $(neg P lor R lor Q) land (neg P lor R lor neg Q)$:



          $$neg P lor R overset{Adjacency}{=}$$



          $$((neg P lor R) lor Q) land ((neg P lor R) lor neg Q) overset{Association}{=}$$



          $$((neg P lor R) lor Q) land ((neg P lor R) lor neg Q)$$



          So in terms of Pattern Matching:



          The '$P$' is $neg P lor R$, while the '$Q$' is $Q$






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            This answers my question. Writing to let you know I will accept your answer but I have to wait 8 minutes to do so. Would upvote but can't do that either. Thanks for the help!
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            @tree_traversal Don't worry about it. In fact, I shouldn't be gaining rep on a clarification on my own Answer! :)
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          The $neg P lor R$ gets transformed into $(neg P lor R lor Q) land (neg P lor R lor neg Q)$:



          $$neg P lor R overset{Adjacency}{=}$$



          $$((neg P lor R) lor Q) land ((neg P lor R) lor neg Q) overset{Association}{=}$$



          $$((neg P lor R) lor Q) land ((neg P lor R) lor neg Q)$$



          So in terms of Pattern Matching:



          The '$P$' is $neg P lor R$, while the '$Q$' is $Q$






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            This answers my question. Writing to let you know I will accept your answer but I have to wait 8 minutes to do so. Would upvote but can't do that either. Thanks for the help!
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            – tree_traversal
            Feb 1 at 14:46










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            @tree_traversal Don't worry about it. In fact, I shouldn't be gaining rep on a clarification on my own Answer! :)
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            – Bram28
            Feb 1 at 14:51
















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          The $neg P lor R$ gets transformed into $(neg P lor R lor Q) land (neg P lor R lor neg Q)$:



          $$neg P lor R overset{Adjacency}{=}$$



          $$((neg P lor R) lor Q) land ((neg P lor R) lor neg Q) overset{Association}{=}$$



          $$((neg P lor R) lor Q) land ((neg P lor R) lor neg Q)$$



          So in terms of Pattern Matching:



          The '$P$' is $neg P lor R$, while the '$Q$' is $Q$






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          • $begingroup$
            This answers my question. Writing to let you know I will accept your answer but I have to wait 8 minutes to do so. Would upvote but can't do that either. Thanks for the help!
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            – tree_traversal
            Feb 1 at 14:46










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            @tree_traversal Don't worry about it. In fact, I shouldn't be gaining rep on a clarification on my own Answer! :)
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            – Bram28
            Feb 1 at 14:51














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          The $neg P lor R$ gets transformed into $(neg P lor R lor Q) land (neg P lor R lor neg Q)$:



          $$neg P lor R overset{Adjacency}{=}$$



          $$((neg P lor R) lor Q) land ((neg P lor R) lor neg Q) overset{Association}{=}$$



          $$((neg P lor R) lor Q) land ((neg P lor R) lor neg Q)$$



          So in terms of Pattern Matching:



          The '$P$' is $neg P lor R$, while the '$Q$' is $Q$






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          The $neg P lor R$ gets transformed into $(neg P lor R lor Q) land (neg P lor R lor neg Q)$:



          $$neg P lor R overset{Adjacency}{=}$$



          $$((neg P lor R) lor Q) land ((neg P lor R) lor neg Q) overset{Association}{=}$$



          $$((neg P lor R) lor Q) land ((neg P lor R) lor neg Q)$$



          So in terms of Pattern Matching:



          The '$P$' is $neg P lor R$, while the '$Q$' is $Q$







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          • $begingroup$
            This answers my question. Writing to let you know I will accept your answer but I have to wait 8 minutes to do so. Would upvote but can't do that either. Thanks for the help!
            $endgroup$
            – tree_traversal
            Feb 1 at 14:46










          • $begingroup$
            @tree_traversal Don't worry about it. In fact, I shouldn't be gaining rep on a clarification on my own Answer! :)
            $endgroup$
            – Bram28
            Feb 1 at 14:51


















          • $begingroup$
            This answers my question. Writing to let you know I will accept your answer but I have to wait 8 minutes to do so. Would upvote but can't do that either. Thanks for the help!
            $endgroup$
            – tree_traversal
            Feb 1 at 14:46










          • $begingroup$
            @tree_traversal Don't worry about it. In fact, I shouldn't be gaining rep on a clarification on my own Answer! :)
            $endgroup$
            – Bram28
            Feb 1 at 14:51
















          $begingroup$
          This answers my question. Writing to let you know I will accept your answer but I have to wait 8 minutes to do so. Would upvote but can't do that either. Thanks for the help!
          $endgroup$
          – tree_traversal
          Feb 1 at 14:46




          $begingroup$
          This answers my question. Writing to let you know I will accept your answer but I have to wait 8 minutes to do so. Would upvote but can't do that either. Thanks for the help!
          $endgroup$
          – tree_traversal
          Feb 1 at 14:46












          $begingroup$
          @tree_traversal Don't worry about it. In fact, I shouldn't be gaining rep on a clarification on my own Answer! :)
          $endgroup$
          – Bram28
          Feb 1 at 14:51




          $begingroup$
          @tree_traversal Don't worry about it. In fact, I shouldn't be gaining rep on a clarification on my own Answer! :)
          $endgroup$
          – Bram28
          Feb 1 at 14:51


















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